Ambani ready to chime Wedding Bells, Isha Ambani to tie knot with Anand Piramal

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The Ambani twin brother-sister are even set to start the next phase of their lives together. Isha Ambani and Akash Ambani, daughter and son of Mukesh Ambani, both were engaged recently in the month of April. It is the time for chiming wedding bells for the India money magnet. While his daughter, Isha is engaged to Anand Piramal, his son, Akash, is engaged to Shloka Mehta.

The dates of the wedding are not yet decided, but there are probabilities of the grand celebration to be in December of this year. The twins were only born seconds apart and their horoscope might be matching in overall. On the other hand, Mukesh Ambani is a man of high faith on stars, and he would follow the horoscopes rigidly.

Anand Piramal the executive director of Piramal Group. It is a USD 10 billion group. He also founded Piramal Realty as well as Piramal Swasthya, a rural healthcare venture. By educational qualification, he is a graduate from Harvard. He was also hold the position as the youngest president of Indian Merchant Chamber’s Young Wing previously. Anand is the son of Ajay Piramal, the longtime industrialist of the country. Meanwhile, fiancée of Akash Ambani, Shloka Mehta, is the daughter of Russell Mehta. He is a foremost diamond merchant of India, promoting Rosy Blue Diamonds.

Isha Ambani, daughter of Mukesh Ambani, is a graduate from Yale. The 26 years old is a board member in Reliance Jio and Reliance Retail. She has a double major in psychology and South Asian Studies from Yale. Also, she is pursuing MBA from Stanford’s Graduate School of Business. Akash Ambani is the strategic head of Reliance Jio. He is also the co-owner of IPL franchisee Mumbai Indians, along with her mother Nita Ambani. He is a graduate in Economics from Brown University.

The Piramals and the Ambanis have shared an age-old relationship of over 40 years old. While, Reliance is the top industry house of India, the Piramals is widely known as among the top cash-rich conglomerates of India. Now, tying the knot, both the families will be united under the same roof of relationship.